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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1964
Page
5
Mrs Clara Brand of Fremont Nebraska visits the Sidney and Gurley communities. Numerous locals host relatives from Camas Washington Hastings Denver and more. Attendance at Kiwanis District Convention in Pueblo includes several Sidney residents. A wide-ranging social calendar covers graduations travels and family gatherings across Nebraska Colorado and Alaska.
The NS Club met Friday at 9:30 for coffee with eight members and two guests Mrs Lyle Johnson and Mrs Clif Jensen. A short business meeting followed. Mrs Louis Miller presented Mrs Jensen who gave a Cosmetology demonstration and talk on the Art of Make up. Mrs Walter Johnson will host the next meeting.
The Dalton family announces the arrival of Toni Rae Dalton a daughter born September 9 at 9 50 a m weighing 8 pounds 11 1/2 ounces She has two brothers Clinton 7 Ricky 3 and Judy Ann 2 a sister Her grandfather Julian Dalton resides in Pensacola Florida
Funeral services for William D. Harte 66 retired manager of the Federal Land Bank Sidney office were held Saturday morning at Christ Episcopal Church and graveside. Rev Max Kors officiated with Gehrig and Son in charge. Pallbearers included Roy E Greenlee Paul L Martin Charles Sutton Weldon Stewart Thomas Kokjer and Jack H Lowe. Survivors: wife two children John H Bev erley California and Arlina San Francisco a sister Jucy C Harte Omaha and a brother Edwin C Brandon Manitoba.
Miss Connie Hruska daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Hruska graduated September 10 from St Joseph Hospital School of Nursing. Exercises were at Immaculate Conception Cathedral Denver at 8 15 p m with a reception at the School of Nursing. She is a 1961 graduate of St Patrick's Academy.
CES Kensington meets tomorrow at 1 15 p m for a dessert luncheon. Central School PTA holds its first meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m with the theme Meet Your Teachers. Suzette Extension Club gathers at 2 p m at Mrs Myron Foulk s home and will elect officers for the new year. Division 16 St Patrick s Altar Society hosts a Smorgasbord Thursday Sept 17 at 5 p m at the Youth Center chaired by Mrs Joe Deaver and Mrs Roy Rayl.
The Cheyenne County extension office issued an appeal urging residents with State Fair exhibits to collect them at the office as soon as possible.
Ken Mangels begins at Concordia Teachers College in Seward Nebraska planning a mathematics major. Kathleen Raddatz returns to CSU Fort Collins for a third year in Medical Technology after a summer at the Veterans Hospital radiation center. Allan Tremain leaves for University of Nebraska electrical engineering.
Two year old Marsha Rae Stovall of Denver and three year old Tamara Sue Van Natter were feted with a double birthday party at Marsha’s grandmother Mrs. Paul Koehn’s home on September 9. Mothers Mrs. Jerry Van Natter and Mrs. Jerry Stovall hosted the afternoon with games, presents, cake and ice cream. Guests included Mrs. Wayne Bules, Mrs. Joe Leachmer, Susan, Joy and Deborah, Mrs. Dareld Frerichs and Douglas, Mrs. Sharon Holloway, Mrs. Paul Smith, Toni, Douglas and Denise, Jerry Van Natter Jr., and Martha Stovall.
School lunch schedule lists meals for September 15 to 21. Each day features a main dish, sides, fruit or dessert, bread or milk. Items include hot dogs, barbecued pork, turkey salad sandwiches, macaroni and cheese, beef goulash, and half pint milk daily.
A playful kitchen note describes arranging yellow and red tomato slices for serving with French dressing. It emphasizes presentation and a simple dressing to accompany the tomatoes.
Mr and Mrs Carl F Nelson announce the engagement of their daughter Sarah Lynn to Eric Burt Eisenhart son of Mr and Mrs H W Eisenhart of Cambridge Nebraska Miss Nelson graduated from Nebraska Wesleyan University where she was affiliated with Willard Sorority Her fiancé is a graduate of Doane College and is currently attending the University of Nebraska College of Law The couple plans a December 27 wedding
As of 8 a.m. Monday September 14 Memorial Hospital reports 32 patients in the hospital and 3 babies in the nursery. Admitted include Eva Frame Anton Masa Joseph R Hornicek Daisy Uptegrove and others. Discharges list numerous patients. Births: a daughter to Herbert Simkins and a daughter to Felix Koenig.
Mrs. John Webb of Sunol hosted the Sunol Garden Club annual September all day meeting with guests from North Table Garden Club of Big Springs. Eighteen members and guests shared a covered dish luncheon at the Webb home. Big Springs attendees included Emma Kyes Fred Johnson Mervin Dewey Ivan Sorenson and Mesdames Roy and Lowell Smith. Other guests included Mrs Roland Lagrange of Sunol and Mrs Clara Brand sister of Mrs Anna Rexroth of Fremont. After lunch a Floral Arrangements program by Mrs Greathouse of Dix judged Sunol and Big Springs club arrangements offered tips and demonstrated her own bouquet styling.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weller hosted a birthday dinner Friday honoring their granddaughter Mary Margaret Bonkiewicz. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bonkiewicz Jr and family, Miss Loretta Sullivan, Mrs. Paul Meder of Denver, and Richard Kelly.
The Sidney Garden Club gathered at the home of Mrs. Hannah Rabe with Mrs. Lee Gain presiding in the president’s absence. A program on gladioli care followed a poem opener, and Mrs. George Young read a paper on The Bleeding of Elms. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Sterling Colorado announces evening college credit courses at Northeastern Junior College under director Francis R. Roche. up to 13 quarter hours may be earned. registration on September 17 with an extra 6 to 9 pm September 18 for town residents. Evening classes aim to help employed people and offer flexible schedules, while personal interest courses start around October first.
Dr Oswald Hoffmann renowned Lutheran Hour host will headline the 12th Southern Nebraska District LWML biennial convention to begin October 7 at Frontier Park Pavilion Cheyenne. About 700 attendees from 150 societies across southern Nebraska and Wyoming expected with a public banquet and Christian Growth Workshop. Delegates from Sidney Gurley and Potter areas listed. advance registrations due September 23 by phone.
VFW Post 610 awarded the half beef to Ervin Aurich on Saturday night. Other winners include Tom Addieman Kimball and Chuck Lafler each receiving a quarter beef, and Neal Craig winning a hog.
Miss Virginia Foland marries Gene Hokom in a 4 p.m. Light Memorial Presbyterian ceremony. The 200 guest affair at Sidney area church featured apricot and bronze chrysanthemums, a three tiered cake, and vows led by Reverend Carl Loring Nelson. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown, long sleeves, scalloped Sabrina neckline, and four tiered veil. groom is of Lodgepole.
Gamma Tau Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its first meeting at Mrs. Bill Jallen’s home on September 10 as plans for fall rush booth at Memorial Hospital bazaar and United Fund drive discussed. ESA members prepared house to house canvassing for Muscular Dystrophy. Auxiliary met September 8 in Legion Hall with 18 members. district convention set for October 4 in Alliance. Float won 1st prize at Old Settler's Day. 1200 poppies ordered for veterans hospitals. Red School House award went to Mrs. Olive Johnson. September serving committee listed.
The group met at the Jerald Haupt residence and began with the Pledge of Allegiance. Ken Haupt was elected Denner and Pat Goen as Assistant Denner, Pat Goen chosen Keeper of the Buckskin. They planned this month's theme The Fair and discussed tasks, closing with the living circle and scout pledge. Kent Haupt brought treats.
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